Odd Fellows Cloak c. 19th century

This 19th century "Odd Fellows Cloak" is a striking example of fraternal regalia. Made by the Henderson Ames Co., the cloak is crafted from rich velvet in hues of deep red and black. It features intricate embroidery in gold thread, including an eye surrounded by a sunburst, symbolizing the all-seeing eye of the Odd Fellows. The garment is a testament to the organization's rich history and its enduring symbolism. The cloak's intricate detailing and use of symbolic imagery would have been considered a source of pride by its wearer.